Episodes

  • Kijuan “The Psalmist”: I Am Held (Joy Rhodes)

    Kijuan “The Psalmist”: I Am Held (Joy Rhodes)
    Nov 1 2026
    Kijuan the Psalmist’s rendition of Joy Rhodes’ “I Am Held” draws listeners into Scripture through worship. Reflecting Philippians 4:6–7’s call to bring every concern to God in prayer, Kijuan shows prayer as more than words: it can be surrender, a whispered “Jesus,” or awareness of God’s nearness. Joy Rhodes’ lyrics affirm God’s constant presence, and Kijuan deepens that affirmation with tender, reflective praise. Moving between stillness and heartfelt Declaration, his reverent delivery comforts and encourages listeners, assuring them that God holds them amid uncertainty. More than a performance, this rendition invites listeners to experience God’s nearness and embrace prayer in its simplest, most genuine form.
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    2 mins
  • Elder Fugate said, “Watch Your Wait”

    Elder Fugate said, “Watch Your Wait”
    Oct 29 2026
    Elder Fugate said, “Watch Your Wait” In the words of Elder Fugate, wise and true, He spoke a phrase, simple yet imbued, "Watch your wait," he gently did decree, A timeless lesson for you and me. In this fleeting world, where minutes fly, We often forget to lift our eyes, To pause and grasp the moment, oh so dear, To savor life's beauty, crystal clear. "Watch your wait," he whispered with care, A reminder to live with mindful flair, For in the moments we hold so dear, Lies the magic of life, oh so near. In the silence of a dawn's golden gleam, Or the twinkling stars by the moonlit stream, Elder Fugate's words echo strong and bold, Nudging us to cherish, as life unfolds. For time slips away like grains of sand, And moments lost, we cannot command, So watch your wait, embrace every chance, To dance with joy, in life's eternal dance. From sunrise to sunset, in each passing day, Elder Fugate's wisdom will guide our way, To savor the laughter, embrace the tears, And treasure each moment, throughout the years. So let us remember, in all that we do, To watch our wait, and to start anew, For in these precious seconds, we find our fate, Inspired by the words of Elder Fugate. Kijuan M. Williams
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    2 mins
  • Kijuan “The Psalmist” He’s Good To Me

    Kijuan “The Psalmist” He’s Good To Me
    Oct 27 2026
    🙏🏾❤️💪🏾🙌🏽
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    2 mins
  • God’s Been So Good To Me (Joyfully Emoting)

    God’s Been So Good To Me (Joyfully Emoting)
    Oct 27 2026
    🙏🏾❤️💪🏾
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    4 mins
  • Episode Two: The Cleansing

    Episode Two: The Cleansing
    Oct 26 2026
    Cleansing is a sanctification stage where God purifies the heart through conviction, confession, repentance, release, and renewal. Biblical patterns and psychological dynamics show it removes barriers, restores intimacy, and yields lasting fruit. Practical steps and challenges accompany this transformation.
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    13 mins
  • Episode One: The Call To Become

    Episode One: The Call To Become
    Oct 19 2026
    Sanctification begins with God’s call, disrupting comfort to align life with His workmanship. Separation enables reflection of His holiness through love. Cooperation with the Holy Spirit through prayer and Scripture yields maturity and peace despite struggle.
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    6 mins
  • Fill My Mind (Philippians 4:8)

    Fill My Mind (Philippians 4:8)
    Oct 12 2026
    Sermon from The Indubitable Harmony Podcast
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    6 mins
  • Kijuan “The Psalmist”: Peace & Rest

    Kijuan “The Psalmist”: Peace & Rest
    Sep 30 2026
    Just an encouragement for anybody who has sleepless nights, worrying, anxiety for life myself, sometimes just don’t wanna go to bed angry, whatever it may be, God says to not be anxious or worried about anything, bring it to him in prayer, and sometimes in some of these things really difficult to remember that and it doesn’t have to always be a prayer, it doesn’t have to always be lengthy, it could be a cry, it’s just a reminder that we don’t have to worry. We have to acknowledge that he’s there because he is. a quick whisper, a quick prayer, sing it out, call his name Jesus have that strong face. That’s just enough. It works. It works only when you’re ready.
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    2 mins